KRAZY KEN MILLER
The Krazy man
himself in none other than Krazy Ken
Miller, Buffalo, New York native, and music/radio veteran. Ken started
his career as a member of the notorious "Radio Rat-Pack"- joining the
on-air team of rockers The G-Ster,
and Madd Maxx Hammer.
Krazy Ken became the fourth member of the rock radio team, and joined
the LoudRadio Network
in late 1997.
LoudRadio was purchased, and merged with Emusic.com in late
1998, in which
Miller was hired on into the music division. Krazy Ken would voice-over
for many other online radio formats such as HeavyRadio, 70's Radio, and Punkradio, as well as continuing
his on-air antics at Loudradio. In 1999, Loudradio landed its first
on-air affiliate KLOD-FM/Flagstaff/Phoenix,
AZ, in which Miller helped launch, as well as sister station KQST-FM "The Q". In 2000, The G-Ster
created a music video show for UPN-TV
called Crank It Up!, which Ken would
co-host with his fellow rat-packers. Krazy would do "Krazy Kwestions",
in which he asked off the wall opinions from Hollywood nightlifers, see Ken on Crank It Up!
During his rat-pack days, Krazy Ken interviewed many rock stars, hosted
numerous rock concerts, programmed music formats, radio promotions, and
television work.
In 2001, the "Radio Rat-Pack" disbanded, and Emusic.com turned over its digital radio properties over to Kent Kiefer's Onlinemusic.com Audio On Demand Corporation. The plug was pulled on Loudradio in September of 2001, and the music and madness was gone. Krazy Ken moved on, and started an independent record label/promotions company called Warped Entertainment out of Phoenix, AZ. The new biz
helped promote and launch several new hard rock groups from the Southwest. After the events of 9/11, Warped went out of business. After the fall of his record label, Ken looked back to his career roots for another project.
In 2002, The G-Ster launched a new media business with his partners called DSN Music, and launched a new music division in 2003. Ken joined his old boss, and fellow rat-packer to help lead the new venture as an A&R rep searching for talent for the new entity. Ken's first discovery was Arizona Hip-Hop artist JBlaze, who produced a record "Reflections" with DSM, and had a hit single called "Soul Mates".
Today, the Krazy man continues to find new music talent, and other projects in the world of rock & roll!
Krazy
Ken with Type O' Negative's Pete Steele, and Joey The Wop, Rat-Pack
with Jerry Cantrell, Rat-Pack rock Survivor bit on Crank It Up!, Krazy
with JBlaze, G-Ster, Lindsay Leigh, and Freeze Fresquez.
In 2001, the "Radio Rat-Pack" disbanded, and Emusic.com turned over its digital radio properties over to Kent Kiefer's Onlinemusic.com Audio On Demand Corporation. The plug was pulled on Loudradio in September of 2001, and the music and madness was gone. Krazy Ken moved on, and started an independent record label/promotions company called Warped Entertainment out of Phoenix, AZ. The new biz
helped promote and launch several new hard rock groups from the Southwest. After the events of 9/11, Warped went out of business. After the fall of his record label, Ken looked back to his career roots for another project.
In 2002, The G-Ster launched a new media business with his partners called DSN Music, and launched a new music division in 2003. Ken joined his old boss, and fellow rat-packer to help lead the new venture as an A&R rep searching for talent for the new entity. Ken's first discovery was Arizona Hip-Hop artist JBlaze, who produced a record "Reflections" with DSM, and had a hit single called "Soul Mates".
Today, the Krazy man continues to find new music talent, and other projects in the world of rock & roll!
Contact: Krazy Ken
